We work with some of the most endangered animals across the world in countries such as Galapagos, India, Madagascar and the Caribbean Islands, taking action within the animal’s habitats and securing their future through captive breeding or research within our wildlife park.
In addition we work with animals that aren’t critically endangered, which allows our keepers to gain valuable animal management skills that can be transferred to overseas conservation projects.
Animals also live at our wildlife park to encourage people to visit our headquarters and be inspired by the diversity of creatures with which we share our planet. We hope to educate visitors on the multitude of environmental threats which now face us as we work towards our aim of saving species from extinction.
All of this combined ensures that we are doing all we can to succeed in our mission.
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After eleven years of waiting rare Iguanas breed again at Durrell
For the first time in eleven years, the rare Lesser Antillean iguanas at Durrell Wildlife Park have successfully bred, ... Read More »